Everything a Voter Can Personally Verify About Electronic Voting

Inside this beautiful hardcover book, you'll find a comprehensive examination of everything an ordinary voter can personally inspect, confirm, and independently verify about the electronic voting process—from source code and audit trails to vendor contracts, chain of custody, testing, recounts, and transparency.

It won't take long.

Presented in the style of a serious policy study, Everything a Voter Can Personally Verify About Electronic Voting uses political satire to ask a simple question:

What evidence is actually available to the public?

What begins as a clever and understated joke gradually becomes something more—a challenge to think critically about trust, verification, and the foundations of self-government.

The book concludes with a thoughtful Afterword explaining why the discussion matters and introducing readers to practical resources for learning more about election transparency and citizen engagement.

Whether you agree, disagree, or simply enjoy intelligent political satire, this book is designed to provoke conversation, encourage curiosity, and remind readers that democracy depends not only on trust—but also on verification.

Inside you'll find:

• A beautifully designed faux policy study that looks remarkably authentic
• Ten "comprehensive" chapters on electronic voting
• A surprising blend of humor, irony, and thoughtful commentary
• A meaningful Afterword that explores the role of hand-marked paper ballots and public verification
• A unique conversation piece that readers won't soon forget

Sometimes the most powerful statement is found in what isn't there.